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The actually useful SaaS agents no one is building(pulkitsharma.substack.com)
1 points by pulkitsh1234 17d ago|0 comments
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The actually useful SaaS Agents no one is building(pulkitsharma.substack.com)
1 points by pulkitsh1234 22d ago|0 comments
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by pulkitsh1234 24d ago
"A man who wishes to make a profession of goodness in everything must necessarily come to grief among so many who are not good. Therefore, it is necessary for a prince, who wishes to maintain himself, to learn how not to be good, and t
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by pulkitsh1234 24d ago
Well... you would be surprised on how many "successful" people, i.e. people with immense wealth, fall into these categories. These are the specific traits which allow them to reach the positions of influence or power.
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by pulkitsh1234 24d ago
>Short version: if you run one model, run glm-5.3 — 100% pass, a 9.3 rubric, $0.28 for the lap, about a fifth of gpt-5.5's cost ... I mean wtf is this prose ? what rubric ? what lap ? I can definitely say this is Opus 5.
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by pulkitsh1234 24d ago
It's the same thing with Ted Talks, it has become a vanity metric.
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by pulkitsh1234 1mo ago
But is Reasoning and Facts truly separate ? To reason properly about the human condition (eg. World War) wouldn't you need to reason on some facts ? And then reason how some "facts" change the human behaviour ? How can you ar
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by pulkitsh1234 1mo ago
curious why dont they bake the system prompt in the model itself ? Why do we pay for these tokens on every API call ? These are just free $ for them, unnecessary bloating the context
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by pulkitsh1234 1mo ago
Ah, so it's not only me :-D I think it could be the watermarking, but at this point they might be deliberately complicating the prose so that we ask clarifying questions and that leads to more token spend.
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by pulkitsh1234 2mo ago
>At certain hours of the day the countryside is black with sunlight. What does this mean ? Why "black" ?
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Explore distributed inference and training with MLX [video](developer.apple.com)
2 points by pulkitsh1234 2mo ago|0 comments
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No, an AI cannot know the future and never will..(pulkitsharma.substack.com)
3 points by pulkitsh1234 2mo ago|0 comments
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Made with Love in TouchDesigner V99(derivative.ca)
2 points by pulkitsh1234 3mo ago|0 comments
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by pulkitsh1234 3mo ago
Interesting, I just took an OBB train today from Zurich to Amsterdam, which passes through a lot of Germany.
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by pulkitsh1234 4mo ago
Creation is done by humans who have been trained on the data of their life experiences. Nothing new is being created, just changing forms. A scientist has to extract the "Creation" from an abstract dimension using the tools of &qu
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by pulkitsh1234 4mo ago
any ideas which extension was it ?
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by pulkitsh1234 4mo ago
well it attempts to explain how individual cells can combine to create complex creatures (like a lizard) AND how the creature can have features like healing, regeneration, etc.
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by pulkitsh1234 4mo ago
> goes to show just how intrinsically intelligent the Gemini family of models have gotten, even on Flash (Gemini 3.1 Pro was unable to do this) 3.1 Pro couldn't do it.. but why ??
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Auto-Brewery Syndrome(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by pulkitsh1234 4mo ago|0 comments
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by pulkitsh1234 4mo ago
Product Manager
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by pulkitsh1234 4mo ago
YouTube PM if you are seeing, this is your "AI project". Instead of just filtering user asked questions. We could probably just use an LLM to find interesting sections in video which has answer to a particular question.
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by pulkitsh1234 4mo ago
Thanks for making this..I was trying to accurately find timestamps in a video from a transcript sometime back, was not aware that this is called "phoneme alignment" and whisperx already solves this !
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Growing Neural Cellular Automata(distill.pub)
133 points by pulkitsh1234 4mo ago|13 comments
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The Best Sports Game Nobody Played [video](youtube.com)
2 points by pulkitsh1234 5mo ago|0 comments
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by pulkitsh1234 6mo ago
completely anecdotal, but I think the same can be said for human therapists.
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by pulkitsh1234 6mo ago
I am surprised to see this on HN front page, there is no new information here, just an ad.
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The Ladder of Inference(thesystemsthinker.com)
1 points by pulkitsh1234 6mo ago|0 comments
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by pulkitsh1234 8mo ago
> The quality of the talks was high Maybe I was in the wrong rooms, but the quality of the talks were really low.. Most of them were advertising one kind of service or another.
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by pulkitsh1234 9mo ago
(not an expert in stream processing).. from the docs here https://sql-flow.com/docs/introduction/basics#output-sink it seems like this works on "batches" of data, how is this different from batch process
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by pulkitsh1234 10mo ago
Genuinely curious, how to actually implement detection systems for a large scale global infra which that works with < 1 minute SLO ? Given cost is no constraint.

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